Personal News From Walkersville and Baltimore Visits
Mr. and Mrs. D S Rios of Hast Fourth street spent yesterday in Walkersville. Miss Lula R Landis has returned from visiting friends in Baltimore. Rev R L Leatherman spent Monday with Mr and Mrs B GC Isanogle West Second street. Mr and Mrs Edward James, who have been visiting friends in Baltimore, have returned home. Rev Mr Robert Leatherman of Lewistown is guest of his sister Mrs Oban. W Isanogle near this city. Miss Clara Davis, who has been visiting friends in Washington, has returned pleased with her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.S. Rios
Fourth Street
Walkersville
Lula R. Landis
Baltimore
R. L. Leatherman
B. GC
Isanozle
West Second Street
Edward James
Robert Leatherman
Lewistown
Oban. W. Isanogle
Clara Davis
Basa
Washington
Brief Bits From The era’s pages
The note contains assorted quips and fragments about lunar phases, a sailor oath, a muskrat saying, winter’s bite, Mr. John Hershberger’s remodeled store room, and reflections on nature and humor in Harlem Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Hershberger
North Market Street
Robert
Harlem
Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society Meeting at Trinity Chapel
The monthly meeting at Trinity chapel featured ushers George Schroeder and Charles Zellers. Missionary barrels were distributed to children. A strong program included recitations, songs, violin and organ solos, and remarks by Paul Kieffer and Dr Eschbach about missionary work. Rev Todd led revival at M B church with Rev O W Stinespring assisting. Services run nightly this week except Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society
Trinity Chapel
George Schroeder
Charles Zellers
All Pressut
Mildred de- Eashmatt
Ruth Dixon
Miss Oroniss
Miss Houck
Staab
Miss Steckel
Paul Kieffer
Eschbach
Todd
M. B
Bose
O. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Literary Society Formed in Y M C A Rooms
A large group of young men formed a new Alfred Ritter Jr led literary society to continue post disbandment of the M C A club. G S Robert elected temporary secretary with Ritter as chair. officers include president J Alfred Ritter, vice president, secretary Moore, chaplain Ira B. Logan, sergeant at arms Leicester Thomas. First meeting set for February 21 at the Y M C A rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. &. Literary Society
M. C. A. Literary Society
Alfred Ritter, Jr
G. S. Robert
Freight powers debated for Baltimore and Frederick line
Annapolis discussion centers on whether the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway can carry freight in Baltimore. The charter grants freight over its tracks and others that connect, but Baltimore City Solicitor flags lack of authority to haul freight within the city. The debate includes names of incorporators and route termini, Baltimore to Frederick, with counties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company
United Railway of
Baltimore
Frederick Road
United Railways
Secretary of State
Frank H. Calloway
Janes B. Ingram, Jr
J. Roger McBherry
Johnnie B. Beasman
John W. Bilard
Baltimore City
Frederick
Verron
Maryland
Rohrback
Virginia
Potomac River
Senate
Potomac
Applegarth
Patzel
Rohrbackesy
Dennis
Betts and
Ravenscroft
Lewis
Messares
House
Baltimore and Frederick
Mathias
Anne C. Schindler
Frederick County
Mary C Baldner
Beaver Dam Stone Church
Sistera of Charity of
St. Joseph’s
Stranded troupe charms Middletown with improvised concert
The Old Folks Company on a special car to Middletown was delayed two hours by a cable wire break near the mountain. An improvised concert was staged at the Reform Chapel with Mary Jane hosting, featuring director Wim Keller and a cast of students and local players. The troupe arrived back in town around 1 15 this morning after repairs by an electric helper from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Giyre
Old Folks
Mary Jane
Emory L. Coblentz
Wim. H. Keller
Maria Schroeder
Mra
Wm. H. Keller
Lillian Anders
Roger Young
Harry Miller
Miases Rose Burger
Jessie and
Trene Lindsay
Eva Line
Elsie Keller
Messra
Chas. Groff
George Everhart
Margaret Marsh
Iteabsi Storm
John
Mr. Groff
Misa Barger
Court Encourages Longer Sessions to Cut Witness Fees
The circuit court tabled a plan to extend daily sessions as Associate Judges Motter and Henderson urged persisting until witnesses for the day are examined to save county witness fees. No cases were ready for trial in the appeal docket and adjournment followed to 9:30 tomorrow. A previous afternoon verdict in Ail v Derr Shriner awarded $75 to the plaintiff Hill with Hammond Urner defending and F L Stoner for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter
Henderson
Charles A. Ail
Edward Derr Shriner
Hill
Hammond Urner
F. L. Stoner
Local health updates and theatre notice from city page
Several residents report varying health statuses from improving to worse on West Fourth Street and nearby areas. A theatre adaptation of The Vendetta at City Opera House on February 11 draws praise for scenery and performers including Walter Lawrence and Miss Bernford with Miss Cooke featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabio Romani
Aiden Benedict
Fabio Roman
City Opera House
Chas. W. Chase
Maria’ Correlli
Walter Lawrence
Marthr
Bernford
Nina
Unreasonable Mrs West Play Sets 8:15 Curtain
The Unreasonable Mrs West company warns patrons that Friday night’s performance will begin at 8:15 sharp. Late arrivals and unseated patrons will be moved to rear seats until the act ends. Mayor Smith orders a thorough Opera House cleaning to suit attending society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wess
City Opera House
Funeral for Susan Ogle Held at Asbury M E Church
The funeral of Susan Ogle took place yesterday at 2 o'clock at Asbury M E church with Rev. Geo. D. Pinkasy officiating. Pallbearers included Geo., Mr. Sewell, Jona Janez, George Tall, Lewis Lesk ins, Clarence Nelson and Elias Mariie. burial was at Laboring Sons cemetery. A T. Rice & Sons were directors. An earthquake shock was felt in Baltimore county, with windows rattling at Gardenville school and additional tremors reported on the Eastern Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Ogle
Asbury M. E
Geo. D. Pinkasy
Geo
Mr. Sewell
Jona Janez
George Tall
Lewis Leskins
Clarence Nelson
Elias Mariie
Laboring Sons Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Maryland
Baltimore County
Jacatein
Gardenville
Ratile
Pearre Pearce Wedding at Christ Protestant Church
Miss Mary Price married Mr. Jean C. Pearre at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Baltimore last evening. The couple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Price and son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Pearce, live in Baltimore and Aston Bridge Maryland respectively. The ceremony featured tropical plants, organ music, and a grand Tannhäuser march. The bride wore white crepe de chine and taffeta with a lace veil, carrying pink orchids and lilies of the valley. her sister Elizabeth Price was maid of honor. Attendants included Truman Pearce as best man and ushers listed. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. the couple will begin a Canadian trip and reside at 1925 St Paul Street after March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Protsatant Episcopal Church
St. Paul Bod Chass Streets
Baltimore
Mary Price
Ieank C. Pearre
Winfield Scott Price
North Charles Street
Oliver Pearce
Aston Bridge
Tannh@ueer
Elizabeth Price
Golden Gate
Truman Pearce
Union Bridge
Richard Gardner
Loois Gardner
Wallace Bail
Marcy McDouneil Price
James McD. Pries
Harry B. McNeal
Parker D. Dix
Pearra
St. Paul Street
Henry Colliflower Will Admitted to Probata at Hagerstown
The will of Henry Colliflower who died recently in Hagerstown was admitted to probata in the Orphans Court. The estate valued at about 20000 and 2 dollars provides 1000 to housekeeper Kate M Small plus furniture, life use to daughter Mrs Fannie Riddlemoser, and remainder to grandson Henry Colliflower Riddlemoser with specific remainders to Ursinus College and others if she dies childless. Executors named are Mrs Riddlemoser and John P Fockler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Colliflower
Hagerstown
Orphana’ Court
Kate M. Small
Fannie Riddlemoser
Henry Collifower Riddlemoser
Cruise to the Mediterranean on the Celtic
Frank C. Clark of New York provides Tax News with a souvenir list of 900 passengers sailing from New York on February 8 aboard the Celtic for a private yacht cruise to the Mediterranean. The vessel carries unprecedented provisions including 170000 pounds of beef and 40 tons of potatoes for first cabin passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Frank C. Clark
New York
Ankle Break On Quarrell Street Injures Youth
Chariss Brachey slipped on ice in front of his eabon on Quarrell street last night and broke his ankle. Dr Charles F Godell provided surgical aid. Mr Brachey returned to West South street home and is resting comfortably today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariss Brachey
William Braches
Quarrell Street
Charrles F. Godell
Mr. Brachey
West South Street
January Health Officer Report Details City Deaths and Births
The monthly report by Dr. B. B. Thomas lists 19 deaths in January with genders and races, plus ages under 3 and 2 to 40 and 50 to 80. Causes include general debility, Brights disease, pulmonary hemorrhage, heart disease, typhoid pneumonia, consumption, and meningitis. Births recorded: 28 total with 19 males and 9 females, 24 white and 4 colored. Contagious diseases: four diphtheria and one typhoid fever cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Thomas
Branco
Pleasant surprise party and local notices
A pleasant surprise party occurred Monday evening March 3 near Creagerstown at the residence of Mr L D Stall with many attendees enjoying games and refreshments. A dance to follow Friday at Junior Hall after the play The Upreasonable Mrs West with music by the Frederick Select Orchestra. County Commissioners appointed road supervisors Middletown Jacob T Haffer replacing J Chames Keller declined Burkittsville Calvin L Haffer Frederick James B Grove William Hout and constable Edward M Kessler for Jefferson district. Monocacy bridge at Frederick Junction received new steel and wood work sculpted by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potmnare 3
Creagerstown
L.D. Stall
Board of County Commissioners
Middletown
Jacob T. Haffer
J. Chames Keller
Burkitteville
Calvin L. Haffer
Frederick
James B. Grove
William Hout
Edward M. Kessler
Jeffereon
Monocacy Bridge
Frederick Junction
A Bar Clerk's Fortune Inheritance and Notice
John Sweeney, a bar clerk at Scham's hotel in York, Ps, has received legal information from Frederick about an inheritance from a relative including a small estate and $200 in cash. The United Daughters of the Confederacy rooms reopen February 13 with a Fitznagh Lee Chapter meeting. Kelly Snodgress of B. and C. engineer corp has been transferred from Frederick to Mt. Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sweeney
Scham's
West Marketstrait
York, Ps
Frederick
Kelly Snodgress
B. & C. Engineer Corp
Mt. Airy
Lost horse near Wor mans mill by Wagon A driver
Harry Baantfelter, driver of Wagon A of the rural free delivery mail service, reports losing one horse near Wormans mill on Saturday. The horse seized on the road and died suddenly. Frank Senoir’s 3 year term in the Sixth Artillery Band at Manila expires today. Sehol will not reenlist and will sail home shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Baantfelter
Free Delivery Mail Service
Worman’s Mill
Polic
Frank Senoir
Sixth Artillery Band
Manila
Sehol
Barred From the Church at New Market Funeral
At New Market the funeral for Mrs. Robert Thompson was disrupted when church trustee Thomas Waltz refused entry, claiming the deceased died of a contagious disease. Relatives dispute the claim, insisting consumption was not contagious and the coffin entry posed no greater risk than attending mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Robert Thompson
Mathodiat Episcopal Church
Miller
Thomas Waltz
Hherm
Local notices and theater and sales announcements
Community notices list a charity afternoon at Mr Edward Eichelberger’s home with refreshments and sale items, the Unreasonable Mrs Wess theater show at City Opera House, a Trinity church supper, and various local sales including groceries, a residence sale, and eyecare ads. Royal Blue Line tours announce Jacksonville trips with schedules and rates from Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyteriane
Edward
Eichelberger
For Sale Only at F B Sappington's
An old promotional notice offers coffee and tea items with humorous lines about breakfast and supper. It lists a shop at 12 North Market Street and mentions F B Sappington's as the selling point with garbled details about tea and coffee products.
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Byesickness
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Royal Blue Line
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